Mick Man and Kelvin Momo link up twice on “Lulama,” a 12-track album that carries real weight for its creator. The South African Amapiano producer built the project around family rather than formula, and it runs roughly one hour and thirteen minutes through Stellenbosch Musiq.
Kelvin Momo appears on “June 16” beside Maremo Violin, then again on “Payday” with Snqobzin. Those two cuts sit among guest spots from Dinky Kunene, TribeSoul, DBN Gogo, Nvcho and Cj Keys. Vocalists and producers Sbhekzin, Ciniso, Ofentse Mo, Criimora, Asive Mtsolo and Nathi Keyz also contribute across the tracklist.
The album arrives after two lead singles that landed on October 30, 2026. Mick Man dedicates the body of work to his late mother, whom he calls his first teacher, protector and guiding light. That dedication gives the record its emotional centre, yet the collaborations keep it moving.
Pairing Kelvin Momo with Maremo Violin on one track and Snqobzin on another shows intent. Momo brings his signature log drum touch, while the guests add different textures around it. Closing cut “Lulu’s Prayer” ties the whole thing back to the personal story.
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